ScoreSkills: Music Notes Tutor

I like most of the lessons but the drawing notes ones are buggy and i couldn't progress unless i purposefully got it wrong - might be because I'm using a mobile

This app can be a very good tool, and I would be happy to pay even more for it in future, when it’s ready. The design is great, but the big miss is reviewing mistakes. Good luck, I’ll come back to check it out in a few months!

I love it so much

I was looking for an engaging way to help my kids to learn their treble and bass clefs. The free tier of this app gives you the false impression that you’ve found it. But, once you’ve paid, the levels that open up are too complex, too quickly. It’s a shame. This app looks quite good. It is visually simple, but well-designed. It feels fun and engaging to use. But it is not cheap (though I appreciate these things are not cheap to create and maintain). It has (IMHO) two big flaws though: - There is no real learning reinforcement - you don’t appear to have to review your mistakes and practice your weaknesses more frequently. This is a vital part of the learning process. - The progression is too steep. You start out learning a couple of the most common notes on the treble clef and then, before you know it, you’re learning about time signatures and rests.

The app is completely broken and doesn’t even load on both an iPhone 11 and a iPad Pro. Paying user which makes it supremely annoying. Shame because it was good while it lasted.

Always ask for money so annoying gold diggers just want money. This is worst app ever

Lots of simple games and quizzes , I have completed the first part and think the full subscription is good value . If you do the task you will learn a lot and improve . All you have to do is a apple it

Just what I’ve been looking for to complement my piano lessons and improve my sight reading. Easy to use and fun, easy to progress. I like it!

So far this app seems really good for helping to build memory of music theory. It’s engaging, the lessons are a good length and spread well over topics. It’s the best app of its kind I have found so far. I think the cost is about right - it’s not bargain cheap, but by comparison to music theory books and lessons you get a good amount of dynamic content that is effective for learning. Things that could be improved: - there isn’t explanation of theory in the app, this is fine for me, but I suggest you need a bit of theory knowledge before starting this app, or a willingness to web search as you go :) - would be good to have a mode where you don’t have to tackle all the lessons in order - having a view of what new chapters are coming and when would be very useful, I’ll buy a subscription, but at the moment I wouldn’t go for 12 month because I don’t think it will keep me busy that long - a separate help guide on how to draw the notation in app would be useful (I’m struggling to get the crotchet rest right!)

Explanations would be welcome. when something is wrong we are not presented with any corrections to explain why it was incorrect nor what the correct answer is. That said, very engaging thus far! Adding different modes, a game mode or flash cards mode, might make it more fun and tailored different learning styles. Thank you to the team who produced this app. I have been looking for something like this.😊